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Free Contents Guide ISSUE CONTENTS IN CHRONOLOGICAL ORDER UP-TO -DATE THROUGH VOL 20 NO 5 – SEPTEMBER , 2021 Copyright © 1993-2021, Charles Kendrick Cowdery, All Rights Reserved WHAT THIS IS The name pretty much explains it. The Bourbon Country Reader Issue Contents in Chronological Order is a list of all the contents of every issue, in chronological order, from the beginning to the most recent issue. It lists the volume and issue number of each issue, the publication date, the headlines of all the stories in that issue, and where necessary there is a short description of what the story is about (when it isn't obvious from the headline). All product reviews are included too. All back issues of The Bourbon Country Reader are available as bound volumes except Volume One (see explanation, below). Each bound volume contains six issues. Volumes become available in bound form as soon as that volume is completed, i.e., after issue number six of that volume has been published. You may order bound volumes of back issues at bourbonstraight.com. WHY VOLUME ONE IS NOT AVAILABLE When we started The Reader in 1993, it was an experiment. We had no idea if anyone would be interested. The design was very crude. (Considering how simple it still is, that's saying something.) After the first six issues, we had worked out the kinks and decided to keep going. We decided to bury the experimental first volume, for reasons both aesthetic and technical. In light of that decision, we resolved to republish in future issues all significant stories from those first six issues, which we did, so you're really not missing anything by not having Volume One. Its contents are included in this document for the benefit of that tiny core of subscribers who have been here from the beginning. WHY SOME EARLY ISSUES HAVE LARGE BLANK SPACES Due to technological changes in desktop publishing software over the years, the main body font we were using became unavailable. The best substitute is slightly smaller, leaving gaps at the end of stories. We made sure all of the text is as originally written but otherwise left it alone. Everything has since been converted to PDF, so this won’t happen with any of the newer editions. It looks weird, but you aren’t missing anything. page 1 VOLUME ONE 1. Vol 1 No 1, (undated) “Industry Consolidation Continues.” Glenmore buys Medley and Fleishmanns, UD buys Glenmore, UD sells brands to Heaven Hill, which sells some to David Sherman, Midwest Grain Sells McCormick, Takara buys Ancient Age, Sazerac to market Blantons. “Flavor Is A Matter of Taste.” “Those Beams They’re Everywhere.” History of the Beam family. “Bucket of Suds Is Really a Place for Bourbon Lovers.” An eccentric Chicago bar. “It’s Your Water! (Maybe).” “Portrait of J. B. Wathen” REVIEW: Old Fitzgerald Bottled in Bond. 2. Vol 1 No 2, October, 1993 “’Unhealthy Products’ Tax Proposed for Healthcare Funding.” “Abraham Lincoln, Born and Bred in Bourbon Country.” “When Was This Whiskey Bottled?” Tips for determining when a whiskey was bottling by figuring out when the bottle was made. “Lost Whiskeys of America: Old Crow.” REVIEW: Old Charter 7-year-old. REVIEW: Virginia Gentleman Bourbon 3. Vol 1 No 3, December, 1993 “Why Do We Call It Bourbon?” “Unhealthy Products Tax Update.” “Rectification and the Whiskey War of 1906.” “How Whiskey Won the War.” REVIEW: Ten High Ten page 2 4. Vol 1 No 4, February, 1994 “Bourbon and Tennessee Whiskey Enter the NAFTA Debate.” Al Gore and Ross Perot slug it out on Larry King. “Lost Whiskeys of America: James E. Pepper.” “Ancient Age Wins Gold Medal.” At International Wine and Spirit Competition in London. REVIEW: Old Rip Van Winkle. 5. Vol 1 No 5, April, 1994 “Before the Beginning. The Roots of Bourbon Whiskey in America.” “EU ‘Distinctive Products’ Update.” “What Is Whiskey? (The Basics) “Cooking with Bourbon.” “When Bottled Bourbon Was a Hot, New Idea.” REVIEW: Old Grand-Dad 114. 6. Vol 1 No 6, June, 1994 “Beamish v. Beam. Tiny Irish Brew Stout Enough to Beat Big Bourbon.” “Whiskey and Wood; a Marriage that Works.” “Do Taoists Make Better Bourbon? Ask Doctor Dalton.” REVIEW: McCormick Bourbon. VOLUME TWO 7. Vol 2 No 1, August, 1994 “The Old Grand-Dad Story Is a Tale of Two Families.” They being the Haydens and the Wathens. “James E. Pepper Returns to Eastern Europe.” By Michael R. Veach. “Kentucky Bourbon Festival Is Just Around the Corner.” page 3 “Free Custom Labels from Blanton’s” REVIEW: Evan Williams Bourbon. 8. Vol 2 No 2, January, 1995 “The Bourbon Renaissance. Has It Finally Arrived?” “A Sampling Guide to American Whiskey.” “How To Make Bourbon My Way, by Dr. James C. Crow.” “Jack Daniel’s Adds Beer to Product Line.” 9. Vol 2 No 3, May, 1995 “Barton Acquires Last of Glenmore Brands from Guinness.” “Surprise! World’s Newest Bourbon Comes from Poland.” “Bourbon Decanters Tempt Fans, But Does the Bourbon?” REVIEW: Wild Turkey Kentucky Spirit. 10. Vol 2 No 4, August, 1995 “Collecting. A New and Intriguing Way to Enjoy Great Bourbon.” “Big, New Bourbon Book Is a Thorough Delight.” The Book of Bourbon and Other Fine American Whiskeys, by Gary Regan and Mardee Haidin Regan. “Some More Suggestions for Your Reading and Drinking Pleasure.” Healthy Drinking, Malt Advocate, Beer The Magazine. “We Sure Hate to Say We Told You So But…” Taxes suggested for “fattening, low-nutrient foods.” REVIEW: I. W. Harper Gold Medal 15-Year-Old. 11. Vol 2 No 5, December, 1995 “Maker’s Mark Announces $18.5 Million Expansion Plan.” “Brown-Forman Resurrects Historic Distillery.” Labrot and Graham Woodford Reserve, that is. page 4 “New Bourbon Book Is a Little Too Eager to Please Distillers.” The Book of Classic American Whiskeys, by Mark Waymack and James Harris. “Producers Unveil More New Bourbons.” Evan Williams Single Barrel Vintage, Henry McKenna Single Barrel, Elijah Craig Single Barrel, Bulleit and Thoroughbred. REVIEW: Bulleit Bourbon. 12. Vol 2 No 6, March, 1996 “Historic Stamping Ground Distillery to be Sold at Auction.” “Whiskey Browns Among America’s Wealthiest Families.” “Jim, Jack, Jerry, et. al. Those Beams, They’re Everywhere.” “New 007 Drinks U.S. Whiskey.” REVIEW: Evan William Single Barrel Vintage VOLUME THREE 13. Vol 3 No 1, July, 1996 “Seagram’s Draws Fire with New TV Ads for Crown Royal.” “Follow-Ups to Past Stories Reported in The Reader.” Labrot and Graham restoration, collectible bourbon decanters, bourbon consumption statistics released. “How Bourbon Whiskey Really Got Its Famous Name.” “Maker’s Mark Gives $250,000 to Charity.” “R.I.P. Judge Noah Sweat Jr.” The author of an actual but very funny political speech about ‘the whiskey issue’ dies. REVIEW: Henry McKenna Single Barrel. 14. Vol 3 No 2, November, 1996 “Two-Percent of World’s Bourbon Is Destroyed in Fire at Heaven Hill.” “Distillers Revise Code, End TV and Radio Ad Ban.” “Exploring the 147-Year Heritage of W. L. Weller.” By Michael R. Veach. page 5 “Bourbon Patron Emma Getz Dies.” REVIEW: Two ‘Antiques’ and One Modern Bourbon from UD. 15. Vol 3 No 3, February, 1997 “An Era Ends at Heaven Hill. Co-Founder George Shapira Dies.” “Old Taylor Distillery Will Re-Open Soon, Say New Owners.” Stone Castle Properties buys Old Taylor site from Jim Beam. “Jim Beam’s Parent Company to Exit Tobacco Business.” American brands sells its cigs. “Bourbon Resources on the Net.” “1996 Sales Leaders.” Jim Beam is #1, Jack Daniel’s is #2. “Limestone Beer.” “Like Ad Bans? Look to the East.” REVIEW: Jacob’s Well Bourbon 16. Vol 3 No 4, June, 1997 “Two Beverage Companies Merge, Create New Industry Giant.” Goodbye Guinness and Grand Met, hello Diageo. “Spirits Advertising Controversy Continues to Brew.” President Clinton speaks out against the new spirits industry advertising code. “Fall from Grace. The History of Old Crow Bourbon.” “Heaven Hill Distilleries Introduces Bardstown Bourbon Society.” REVIEW: Joseph Finch Rare Bourbon Whiskey. 17. Vol 3 No 5, September, 1997 “Corn Juice Jamboree: A Tour of Kentucky’s Whiskey Country.” “Corrections and Updates to Stories in Past Issues.” Diageo formation, Gary Regan and Paul Pacult on radio, spirits advertising on TV and radio. REVIEW: Knob Creek Bourbon. page 6 18. Vol 3 No 6, June, 1998 “Mergers, Acquisitions and Name Changes Alter Bourbon Landscape.” Diageo is formed, Seagrams diversifies, American Brands becomes Fortune Brands. “Abraham Lincoln, Bourbon Country’s Native Son.” Abe was born and raised part way in Kentucky, where his dad worked in a distillery. Later, Abe owned a liquor store. REVIEW: Fighting Cock Bourbon. VOLUME FOUR 19. Vol 4 No 1, January, 1999 “Jack Daniel’s Fuels Success of Brown-Forman Beverages.” Profile of the Jack Daniel’s brand. “Tasting Suites; Bourbon Tasting with a Purpose.” Ideas for thematic bourbon tastings. “The ‘Split Personality’ of Four Roses Bourbon.” Dimly remembered here, Four Roses is a top seller overseas. “Virginia Gentleman Introduces New Premium Expression.” 90-proof, 6- year-old. “Labrot & Graham Restoration Wins National Preservation Award.” “Wild Turkey Won’t Renew Agreement with Diageo.” REVIEW: Van Winkle Family Reserve Rye 20. Vol 4 No 2, March, 1999 “Diageo Sells Distillery and Brands to Heaven Hill, Sazerac, Sherman.” Old Fitzgerald, Old Weller, Old Charter and Rebel Yell change hands. “Heaven Hill, Burned Out in ’96, Is a Distiller Again.” Heaven Hill buys Diageo’s Louisville distillery. “Bernheim Site Holds Almost 150 Years of Distilling History.” History of the Bernheim Distillery, now Heaven Hill. page 7 21. Vol 4 No 3, May, 1999 “Change is Good at Wild Turkey: But Don’t Touch the Whiskey!” New distributor, new label, new advertising, same old whiskey.
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